Brandon Flowers Tickets

I have to say that Killers or not Brandon Flowers is absolutely amazing. His vocals are so fresh and sound just like you are listening to the CD. The Killers will always be my favorite band and now he my favorite soloist. I do hope he reunites with the Killers because their music is like no other band out there but I would be happy to hear him on his own anytime. It truly was a moving positive experience. Keep up the good work Brandon!!!!

Leading up to the moment where Brandon Flowers took the stage on Saturday night at The Sound Academy in Toronto, there were debates throughout the crowd of what Flowers would fill his setlist with. Given that the man is one album into his solo career, people debated the likelihood of hearing some covers as well as material from The Killers. Fans wondered if The Killers’ frontman would take the undoubtedly popular route of Killers’ content or remain focused on Flamingo, his debut album. He walked out onto the dimly lit stage in skinny black pants, a grey button-up and a black suit-vest; all immaculately arranged. Flowers initially took little time to bask in the praise of Toronto’s fans, launching right into On The Floor. Throughout the show, he stayed on track as one of today’s great front-men: post-production perfect vocals, exceptional style, inter-singing dance moves and a persistent grin as he looked over the crowd. The show was enhanced by Flowers’ storytelling in-between tracks as he laid out some of the Las Vegas experiences that spawned tracks from Flamingo. In terms of covers, Flowers’ got the crowd excited with a polished version of Kim Carnes’ Bette Davis Eyes, which had the crowd dancing from the opening riff. There was no doubt that Flowers’ fanbase largely resembles that of The Killers. This became extremely apparent when he provided the crowd with a Saturday night treat of multiple Killers’ covers. Mid-way through his set he launched into Loosing Touch from Day & Age, pleasing the crowd, most of whom were elated to sing along with every word. The encore managed to supersede any expectations. Flowers came back onto stage after a short hiatus and sang the presumed show-closer, his latest single Only The Young. Subsequently, in a synchronized moment of joy, smiles made their way across the crowd as the familiar riff of Mr. Brightside flowed from the speakers. As Mr. Brightside pleased the venue, a few things seemed clear: Brandon Flowers is an exceptional entertainer, this was one of the best concerts of the year and fans of The Killers need not worry about their music being a thing of the past. Continue on to check out the video for Only The Young, an exceptional visual featuring a touch of Las Vegas and great dance moves.

The set was way too short!!! I have never seen a performer go less than 90 minutes.

Excellent show. Amazing music. He seemed to have lots of fun with the music and audience. I'm not a big fan of sound academy, but good sound quality, intimate atmosphere vs a concert arena and Brandon helped me look past any negatives. Opener wasn't good, initially was hoping Fran Healy would continue on his tour. FUN, FUN, FUN!!!

I've seen Brandon 6 times and this was by far his best performance. He had tons of energy and really played to the crowd. However, this venue is the absolute WORST venue ever. Just awful.

Brandon Flowers is absolutely amazing! He is just as wonderful live as he is on his CD, which I find rare anymore. He has such gentleness and modesty that you can't help but be enthralled. He made a point to tell some personal stories as to where his songs came from, which made the experience even more beautiful :)

fantastic show love the small venue, Brandon was amazing

Brandon was AMAZING!!! All the songs were great, especially some of the old killers songs.

What a great show! I am so happy to have seen him at the Sound Academy! His energy and interaction with the crowd is just awesome! Go and see him if you can.

Brandon put on an absolutely electric performance in the city's best venue to watch a show!